I am contemplating selling some of my bitcoin for gold, veteran trader Peter Brandt says
Veteran trader Peter Brandt said gold is going to gain substantially on bitcoin.
A reading that negative means investors would have been better off in risk-free assets like 10-year U.S.
The Bitcoin price has broken out and put on more than 10% since the bottom at the beginning of July.
July 6, 2026, 9:51 amBitcoin printed $63,835 today after reclaiming $63,000 for the first time in two weeks, as U.S. spot ETF inflows returned and a squeeze on bearish traders reversed most of the market’s late-June damage.
July 6, 2026, 7:10 amVeteran trader Peter Brandt said gold is going to gain substantially on bitcoin.
Despite the criticism, why does Saylor continue to believe in Bitcoin's bright future?
Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs pulled in $221.7 million on July 2, their first positive day in 10 sessions, catching up to a wave of whale buying that had built since late June. That single green day came after weeks of institutional selling drained roughly $2.7 billion from the funds.
A stalling rebound in AI and chip stocks and a stronger dollar kept the mood cautious as the second half gets underway.
Vallecid, a tourism conglomerate that owns nearly 10% of Vanadi’s shares, has filed a petition to renew the board of directors and to monitor the fees some of its members collect each time a financial transaction is executed, which can reach up to 5%.
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Michael Saylor pointed to a shift in bitcoin’s trajectory, arguing that its future will be shaped less by reduced issuance and more by its use as digital capital across credit markets, institutions, and global finance.